Lots of sewing keeps Lovina busy
On Saturday our family assisted daughter Elizabeth and Tim with their work. Church services will be held at their house next so lots of cleaning is getting done. A big tent will be set up for the services to be…
Month: June 2019
See the full ARM press conference on new Fair Oaks Farms video
ARM Director of Investigations, Aj Garcia, holds a presser at JW Marriott on new Fair Oaks Farms video showing alleged abuse, Wednesday, June 12, 2019
Westville’s top cop goes to school
WESTVILLE — Westville is a small town with a “cutting edge police department that is such an asset for this community,” town council members said after the town’s top law enforcement officer recently completed some top-line educational programs.
Colts Mini Camp Day 2
Colts Mini Camp Day 2
Diving into history: Indianapolis' first municipal pool was in use more than a century ago
After concerns with drownings and sanitary conditions in nearby rivers, Indianapolis’ first pool was created.
Hong Kong protesters vow to keep fighting extradition law
HONG KONG — Following a day of sit-ins, tear gas and clashes with police, Hong Kong students and civil rights activists vowed Wednesday to keep protesting a proposed extradition bill that has become a lightning rod for concerns over greater…
Soiree: Good food, good drinks, all for good cause
GARY — If you like good food, good wine, good company, all for a good cause, the Soirée for Foodbank of Northwest Indiana was the place to be.
Jon Meacham, Tim McGraw explore American history in song
On a recent spring day inside Tim McGraw’s sprawling Nashville mansion, the country superstar got a friendly ribbing from his friend and neighbor, Pulitzer Prize-winning presidential biographer Jon Meacham.
DA 'looking into' Knox County detective's sermon calling for execution of LGBTQ people
Knox County Sheriff’s Office detective Grayson Fritts made multiple references to his role in law enforcement during the hate-laced church sermon.
Illinois, Indiana taking different paths on abortion regulations
Policymakers in Democratic-led Illinois and Republican-led Indiana are heading in very different directions on the issue of abortion.